NATIONAL KEEP AMERICA BEAUTIFUL

Keep
America Beautiful’s Great American Cleanup is the nation’s largest community
improvement program, with more than 5 million volunteers and participants
every year to create positive change and lasting impact on local communities.

The
Great American Cleanup is entering its 20th year.

Through
structured service projects, experiential environment education, organized
volunteer events and employee engagement opportunities The Great American
Cleanup takes place in more than 20,000 communities across the country.

Volunteers
across American have returned, on average, $175 million in measurable
benefits over the past 5 years.

Affiliates
and participating organizations coordinate events and programs to renew
parks, trails and recreation areas; clean shorelines and waterways, remove
litter and debris; reduce waste and increase recycling and plant trees,
flowers and community gardens are some of the more than 40,000 events
annually to inspire a new generation of community stewards.

The Great FoCo Cleanup is an annual
litter cleanup event held locally in conjunction with the nationwide Great American
Cleanup.

Keep
Forsyth County Beautiful (KFCB) encourages everyone to celebrate Earth Day by
helping remove litter from the community’s roadways.

Residents
of Forsyth County can organize a team of volunteers — or come as an
individual and take part in the Great FoCo Cleanup.

Another
way to participate is bringing your pickup truck following the event to help
collect the trash from the morning cleanup.

To
be part of The Great FoCo Cleanup community organizations, families,
businesses or clubs will meet at 9 a.m. Saturday, April 21, the day before
Earth Day, to begin with a rally at the Cumming Fairgrounds Arena.
Participants will take part in cleaning up roadways in our community.

After
the cleanup everyone will return to the Cumming Fairgrounds Arena for food
and fun.

The Great FoCo Cleanup is an annual litter cleanup event held locally in conjunction with the nationwide Great American Cleanup.

Keep Forsyth County Beautiful (KFCB) encourages everyone to celebrate Earth Day by helping remove litter from the community’s roadways.

Residents of Forsyth County can organize a team of volunteers — or come as an individual and take part in the Great FoCo Cleanup.

Another way to participate is bringing your pickup truck following the event to help collect the trash from the morning cleanup.

To be part of The Great FoCo Cleanup community organizations, families, businesses or clubs will meet at 9 a.m. Saturday, April 21, the day before Earth Day, to begin with a rally at the Cumming Fairgrounds Arena. Participants will take part in cleaning up roadways in our community.

After the cleanup everyone will return to the Cumming Fairgrounds Arena for food and fun.